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Compassion and generosity are not rare qualities of the people of Missouri. On the contrary, we embrace and humbly display them. In recent weeks, we have seen enormous efforts to help our friends and families in the Sunflower State. As you may know, grass fires have sullied the lands of Kansas....
Washington, D.C.: Yesterday the Senate passed House Joint Resolution 43, which repeals a Title X rule from the Obama Administration that removed the ability of states to withhold funds from abortion clinics such as Planned Parenthood. The House passed this resolution on February 16, 2017. It...
As winter turns to spring, the Missouri Department of Transportation is asking drivers to turn off their phones for workers in work zones. Motorists will see more construction and maintenance work zones on the 5,625 miles of state roads and bridges across northwest Missouri in the coming weeks.
To...
Over 240 people arrived at the Breckenridge School on Friday, March 31, 2017, for the 65th Annual Meeting of the Telephone Cooperative. Green Hills Telephone began providing telephone service in and around Breckenridge in the early 50’s; since then it has grown to offer Local & Long Distance...
Joined by farmers and ranchers in Southeast Missouri, Governor Greitens held a signing of House Bill 662. The bill protects farmers and ranchers by increasing penalties for the off-label use of herbicides.
Governor Greitens said, “This is an important issue, both for the southeast region and for...
"She's out shooting cows."
I'm listening to Kansas Sen. Pat Roberts, who is not known for public displays of emotion, but his voice chokes a little as he tells us about a conversation with a Kansas friend. His friend's wife was absent because she was at home doing what is hard, but what is also an...
Plant brassicas now so they mature before summer’s heat arrives, said University of Missouri Extension horticulturist David Trinklein. They are “nutritional powerhouses” that thrive in cool weather.
Members of the mustard family, brassicas are easy to grow and can be planted again in early fall,...
One of the most common problems homeowners have with their lawns is that they do not know what kind of grass is in it.
“If it’s still light tan now, more than likely its zoysia grass. If it’s green, it’s probably tall fescue with some Kentucky bluegrass,” says University of Missouri Extension turf...
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Missouri House Reaches Session Midpoint
The legislative session that began in January has now reached its midpoint with House members touting a long list of legislative accomplishments. The House was able to approve several of its priorities including bills that provide...
Last July, Ameren Missouri filed a rate increase with the Missouri Public Service Commission, requesting a rate increase of 7.8% for residential consumers. This requested increase would have meant an average household increase of around $100 a year and annual operating revenue increase of $206.4...
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